The St. John Genealogy Project

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James St. John

James St. John

Male 1736 - 1829  (92 years)Deceased

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Zadock St. John
Male 1764-1833
Hannah Wagstaff
Female 1771-1835
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Andrew St. John
Male 1834-1877
Celinda St. John
Female 1836-1839
John St. John
Male 1839-1841
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Jasper St. John
Male 1805-1886
Moses St. John
Male 1776-1841
Mary Wood
Female 1778-1823
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James St. John
Male 1736-1829
Jerusha Thomas
Female 1736-1811

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